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Commission approves several annexations, rezoning items and infrastructure contracts
Summary
Daytona Beach commissioners voted May 20 to adopt multiple land‑use ordinances (North Shore and Avalon small‑scale items among them) and to award contracts for Beach Street inspection services, Derbyshire Park master planning and a lift station replacement; votes were generally unanimous or 6–1 where noted.
The Daytona Beach City Commission on May 20 approved a slate of land‑use measures and three administrative contracts.
On land use: The commission adopted a semi‑public use permit for a place of worship (9a) and approved North Shore annexation and related large‑scale and zoning changes (9b–9d), with the North Shore items recorded as 6–1 votes. The Avalon small‑scale comprehensive plan amendment and the Avalon annexation (9e–9f) were also adopted; these items included numeric limits for an immediate small‑scale amendment (80 residential units; 479,448 sq ft nonresidential) and proceeded as second‑reading ordinances.
On contracts: The commission awarded three items on the administrative calendar. It approved a construction engineering inspection (CEI) services contract with Newkirk Engineering Inc. for Beach Street retrofit inspection not to exceed $732,373.51; authorized Castle Bay Design Su LLC for Derbyshire Park master planning at up to $269,250; and accepted a bid from Allstate Civil Construction Inc. for Lift Station No. 53 replacement at $1,430,896.46. Staff clarified that the CEI contract relates to an existing LAP agreement and that the city's match for the overall project had been previously authorized.
Votes and next steps: Most items carried unanimously; several land‑use measures recorded 6–1 tallies. Staff were asked to provide clarifying documentation where funding and draft materials were discussed and to return with implementation details for projects requiring further design and permitting.
